The ecosystem map: How to stay agile in the US-China AI battle
Remember the massive technology and business wave around “mobile”? The extension both for technology and the business to include the mobile capability and experience was huge. And remember the two early, dominant players? Nokia and Blackberry. And then what happened? Nokia’s OS was Symbian. Horrible to work with, and the Software Development Kit (SDK) seemed […] The post The ecosystem map: How to…
The US and China are engaged in a fierce AI battle, akin to two players in a game of Go. In this ongoing struggle, China is playing the long game, developing a massive ecosystem strategy to propel its AI within the global market. Unlike the US, which is heavily invested in a few key players, China is diversifying its approach by focusing on open-weight models and a broader ecosystem.
Baidu, Tencent, Doubao, and Zhipu AI contribute to this ecosystem, enabling rapid integration and value creation. Domestic manufacturing and supply chains further bolster China's AI landscape, accelerating its adoption and integration within a tangible economy. This "Two Loops" ecosystem model is a significant contrast to the US's proprietary, walled-garden systems.
The ecosystem map provides a clear visualization of the major segments and key players in the AI landscape. By identifying these players and assessing their influence on business, companies can prioritize their investments in terms of time and capital. This ecosystem map is crucial for navigating the complex and ever-evolving AI landscape, as it offers a better understanding of the opportunities and risks that lie ahead.
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